Un-framed Radio: Recent Episodes
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Conversations about Saskatoon's visual arts with hosts Alejandro Romero, Cole Thompson, and Michael Peterson.
Artist Moran Been-noon discusses her residency as part of Linda Duvall's In The Hole project, along with her curatorial work in Ireland.
Artist Todd Gronsdahl discusses his exhibition, the Saskatchewan Maritime Museum, at Kenderdine Gallery on the University of Saskatchewan campus.
SCYAP Art Coordinator Jordan Schwab discusses the graduating exhibition for Urban Canvas Project 12 along with two of the participating artists.
Curator Zoe Schneider discusses her exhibition, Scutelliphily, at the Saskatchewan Craft Council Gallery. The exhibition explores patch culture as a way of bridging high and low art and increasing accessibility.
Nuit Blanche Saskatoon's 2017 curator, Michael Peterson, discusses the festival's expansion to three neighbourhoods and their Open Call for submissions.
University of Saskatchewan Master of Fin Arts candidates Riisa Gundesen and Lucas Morneau discuss their group show at Void Gallery and their practices exploring the self and their bodies through their art.
Artist Thirza Cuthand discusses her work in AKA artist-run's exhibition, Just Dandy, which among other issues discusses challenges facing 2 Spirit people. Hosted by Michael Peterson.
Artist Clint Hunker discusses his group exhibition at Art Placement and his artistic practice, including his work as a sessional instructor at the University of Saskatchewan and painting au plein air.
Podcast EpisodeCurator Leah Taylor discusses the group exhibition, Material Girls, at the College Art Galleries.
Artist Tim Dallett dicusses his exhibtion, Relationships between two or more spaces, audience and performer, modified at PAVED Arts, as well as his artistic career, including time as PAVED's Artistic Director and Media Director.
Jeweller Jenny-Lyn Fife discusses her group exhibition, Triadica, at the Saskatchewan Craft Council Gallery. The exhibition also features art jewellery by Mary Lynn Podiluk and Joan Thompson.
Artist David Lariviere, Artistic Director for PAVED Arts, discusses his first feature-length film, Evil From the Outset?, premiering at Roxy Theatre.
Alejandro Romero discusses artist block and strategies for working through it, in conjunction with a workshop he is holding at Chapel Gallery in North Battleford.
Artist and educator Tamara Rusnak talks about the exhibition of work by International Baccalaureate students at Aden Bowman she organized at Gordon Snelgrove Gallery.
Andrei Feheregyhazi talks about his work as an illustrator and his current Master of Fine Arts Graduating Exhibition at the University of Saskatchewan's Gordon Snelgrove Gallery.
Carole Epp talks about Make and Do, the cross-Canada collective of ceramic artists she co-founded and runs.
Artist Jessica Morgun discusses her MFA Graduating exhibition at Gordon Snelgrove Gallery.
Laura Hale talks about her transition from elite athlete to artists and her community engagement process in her projects and residencies.
Podcast EpisodeMural and Graffiti artists Jarus and Evak discuss the projects they are currently working on for the City of Saskatoon's Placemaker program.
Curator Natasha Chaykowski discusses the exhibition Beyond the barrier of sound and soon, of light, which she curated for AKA artist-run.
Former CARFAC President Grant McConnell discusses the topic of "Has the Artist Been Paid?"
Artist Allysha Larsen talks about her new body of work and her solo exhibition, Title Sequence.
Artist Jordan Schwab and Remai Modern Curator Sandra Fraser discuss Jordan's sculptural installation for the Remai Modern's Three Seeds and a Hen's Tooth at the Saskatoon Farmers' Market.
Artist Kara Uzelman discusses her five-week project at the Saskatoon Farmers' Market for Remai Modern.
David Lariviere, PAVED Arts' Artistic Director, discusses the organization's Sounds Like audio art festival along with guest curator Eric Mattson.
Jesse Campbell, curator for the Mann Art Gallery, discusses upcoming shows at the gallery and what it has been like running a gallery in a small centre.
International artist and environmentalist Linda Moskalyk discusses her work in Canada and Costa Rica.
Artist Linda Duvall and Curator (Exhibitions) for Remai Modern Rose Bouthillier discuss The Unacknowledged, an art project honouring forgotten individuals.
David Lariviere discusses his new feature length film, Evil From the Outset?, which is debuting at the Roxy Theatre Thursday, June 23rd, 9:30pm.
Artist J.S. Gauthier discusses his current work involving 3D modelling and printing and as artist-in-residence with the Canadian Light Source.
Artist Lori Blondeau discusses her work Cosmosquaw Vision Quest, which is part of the exhibition Do it like the sun, every day is a new day, at Art Athina in Greece, curated by AKA Director Tarin Hughes.
Jane McWhirter and three artists in SCYAP's Urban Canvas program talk about the opening for the graduating exhibition.
Curator Denise Parizek and artists Michael Koch and Zachari Logan discuss Peripheral Influence, showing at AKA Artist-run and Kenderdine Art Gallery.
Artist Laura St. Pierre discusses her work in the exhibition Peripheral Influence, showing at AKA Artist-run and Kenderdine Art Gallery.
Troy Gronsdahl, Remai Modern curator of Live events, discusses LUGO, the gallery's art party whose seventh edition will be taking place Saturday, April 16th at Obrian's Event Centre.
Hosts Alejandro Romero discuss their art practices. Alejandro discusses his work as a performance artist while Michael discusses the opening of Creative Commons YXE, a production space for artists attached to Void Gallery.
Carole Epp - ceramic artist, blogger, and founder of Made and Do Ceramics - discusses the opening of Make and Do, a national initiative to promote Canadian ceramics.
Kent Archer and Leah Taylor, curators for the Kenderdine Art Gallery and College Art Galleries, discuss (re)visit: interpreting the collection, their current exhibition spanning all three gallery spaces.
Photographers Karla Griffin, Stephanie Norris, and Barbara Reimer discuss Resolution, their joint exhibition currently showing at PAVED Arts.
Nuit Blanche Saskatoon Guest Curator Wayne Baerwaldt discusses the upcoming festival and the Artist and Enthusiast night being held Thursday, March 11th.
Filmmaker and photographer Marcel Petit talks about his upcoming exhibitions and the importance of social activism in his work.
Felicia Gay, curator at Wanuskewin, discusses the Heritage Park's upcoming exhibitions.
Writer Tara Stadnyk talks about her blog for the Art Passport YXE program, documenting her visits to the 14 participating galleries.
Artists Keeley Haftner and Laura Taler discuss their exhibitions at AKA artist-run and PAVED Arts, respectively.
Michael Peterson, owner of Void Gallery, discusses the gallery's move and Grand Re-opening.
Artists Lori Blondeau and Adrian Stimson discuss their recent projects as well as issues facing Indigenous artists in Saskatchewan
Artists Lori Blondeau and Adrian Stimson discuss how they first met and started working together, how performance art has developed in Saskatchewan, and talk about past projects.
Paul Constable, artist and Director, Artists in Canada, speaks about his practice and the his work with the online artist database.
Gregory Burke, Executive Director of the Remai Modern, discusses current and future programming as well as providing insight into projected construction delays and budget overages for the gallery. Hosted by Michael Peterson.
Marcus Miller, Director of the University of Saskatchewan's Gordon Snelgrove Gallery, speaks about the identity crisis of artist-run centres in Saskatoon and the importance of volunteering in the arts. Hosted by Alejandro Romero.
Dave Stonhouse, artist and founder of Bridges Art Movement (BAM), discusses the collective's upcoming exhibitions, including Experience Regina. Local artist and DJ Jon Vaughn talks about his role as a liaison between the Saskatoon and Regina art scenes.
Saskatoon artist Jan Corcoran talks about her upcoming exhibitions, which include small ink to large format paintings, as well as the benefits of going to university as a mature student. Hosted by Alejandro Romero.
Troy Gronsdahl, Associate Curator for Remai Modern, speaks about Supercommunity Live: The Climatic Unconscious, a series of lectures, screenings, and performances with a program of international artists and thinker. Hosted by Michael Peterson.
Carol Wylie, a figurative painter and art instrucor in Saskatoon, discusses how her work is informed by narratives and issues related to the invisibility of aging women in our society. Hosted by Alejandro Romero.
Nik Semenoff: printmaker, Artist in Residence for the University of Saskatchewan, and inventor of a number of printmaking processes including waterless lithography and the use of copier toner. Hosted by Michael Peterson.
Curator Linda Stark and artist and former owner of Art Placement, Robert Christie. Hosted by Alejandro Romero.
Local artist Joseph Anderson chats about his exhibition, Portraits, currently on display at SCYAP Gallery. Hosted by Alejandro Romero and Michael Peterson.
Local printmaker Cate Francis discusses receiving her MFA from Halifax's NSCAD University in 2014 and her transition back to life as an artist in Saskatoon. Hosted by Michael Peterson and Alejandro Romero.
Vancouver-based artist Jay White discusses Coyote Walk Saskatoon, a series of walks where he camped and hid outside for two days to explore and challenge our relationships with urban wildlife, as well as his installation as part of Nuit Blanche.
Representatives from the City of Saskatoon and Saskatchewan Craft Council discuss Culture Days, Thomas Dehod and Lindsey Rewuski discuss Nuit Blanche, and David Lariviere of PAVED Arts discusses I Am the Bridge
Local artist Maia Stark discusses transitioning from undergraduate to graduate studies, developing a career as an artist, and drawing influences from everything from fairy tales to Hark! A Vagrant.
Alex Rogalski and Reilly Forbes of PAVED Arts discuss their initiative to support Saskatoon residents in discovering and attending the diversity of galleries in the city.